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« on: June 19, 2012, 05:51:04 PM »
I wish my plastic containers were air tight, but they are not. At least they are off the floor and stored in a cool environment.
I don't know what to say to the 5 years of savings other than if it were me I probably would have done the same thing. A wooden trunk is not a bad idea. Like you said its keeps the boxes safe.
Well the boxes are actually in a Wooden Trunk. That way the decks are protected and stored in a nice looking box.No, I didn't win the lottery, unfortunately. I just used up all my savings and Christmas and Birthday money from the past 5 years. Totally worth it
You should try using shoe boxes to store cards. It's you're not trying to display them, it's nice, cheap, and protects from humidity and other stuff that could damage decks. Plus, it fits 40 decks perfectly, and if you open the lid, it looks very nice.
Five years of savings? Wow. I'm kinda speechless.
Shoe boxes are great in some circumstances, but in places with high humidity, paper-eating insects or a potential for flooding, they'd be a disaster waiting to happen. Plastic containers sound good, particularly if you have ones that close air-tight. They're more impervious to the assorted enemies of paper products.
I don't know what to say to the 5 years of savings other than if it were me I probably would have done the same thing. A wooden trunk is not a bad idea. Like you said its keeps the boxes safe.